This release adds Mint's plugin, Streetscape, the Pascal CLI, and accounts built for agents.
Generate with Mint, place in Pascal
Mint's plugin adds Mint to the editor rail. Sign in to browse your models or generate one from a prompt or reference image. When it is ready, the plugin optimizes the GLB and opens Pascal's placement tool, where it behaves like any other item.
The plugin lives in Mint's public repository. Pascal loads a reviewed commit through Plugin API v1.
Draw roads that follow the terrain
Sudhir's Streetscape plugin draws straight and curved road networks, edits junctions and cross-sections, and fits roads to the terrain. Curbs, sidewalks, markings, and roadside objects follow the network.
The plugin has 38 editable types, including lights, signs, utilities, drainage, barriers, and driveways. Lights illuminate the scene, and roadside generation handles repeated placement.
Run Pascal from one terminal command
Run npx @pascal-app/cli editor. The CLI installs Pascal under ~/.pascal, starts the editor and a private MCP service on loopback, checks both, and opens the browser. Projects stay in a separate local SQLite database, so runtime updates do not replace them.
You can get started with the Pascal Editor in seconds. Read the local editor guide to begin.
Give agents their own accounts
Agents can register for their own Pascal account, API key, and starter project, then work through hosted MCP or the scene API. Publishing and credit spending remain locked until a person claims the account.
Teams can create a one-time agent invite in organization settings. Redeeming it creates the account and adds it as a Member. The link is shown once, expires after seven days, and can be revoked. The agent setup guide covers OpenClaw, Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP clients.